Allistar Twigg, Lawyer with Snedden Hall & Gallop, is featured in an article in World Sports Advocate discussing the announcement by billionaire Andrew Forrest of plans to set up a new Indo-Pacific Rugby Championship. In this developing story, Allistar discusses the proposed tournament's potential as a pathway competition. You can find out more about the
ACT Revenue is changing the way it collects stamp duty. Snedden Hall & Gallop Lawyers explain how barrier free conveyancing will affect buyers of property in the ACT after 18 September 2017. How is duty changing? Currently, buyers via their conveyancer or solicitor, have to lodge documents with ACT Revenue Office and pay duty within
From 1 July 2017, the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) introduced a new stream for New Zealand citizens under the Subclass 189 Skilled Visa called the New Zealand stream. Gerald Santucci, Director and migration agent explains 7 things you need to know about the new migration pathway available to New Zealand citizens already living in
ACT compulsory third party insurance claims: proposed government reform For some time, the ACT government has indicated a preference to reform the Compulsory Third Party (CTP) system in the ACT. The CTP scheme, as it is currently structured, requires each registered motor vehicle to have compulsory insurance so that, if the vehicle is involved in an
On 1 September 2017, Doyles published two listings highlighting the expertise of our Wills and Estate teams in the ACT for 2017. Snedden Hall & Gallop was recognised in both categories. We are grateful for the positive feedback from our clients as well as our peers within the legal profession. The 2017 Doyles guide for Wills,
We Canberra cyclists often ride along a variety of terrain including the roadside, shared pathways and public footpaths. When bike riding in Canberra you may have seen a damaged path and not given it much thought. Perhaps you have ridden over an uneven surface but thought not more of it – thankful that you did
For immediate release Event: SHG 'Be the Best You Can Be' athletics carnival Venue: AIS Athletics Track, Canberra Time: 10.00 am – 2.00 pm Lunch time dance party and celebrity race: 11.45 am – 12.30 pm Date: Thursday 7 September 2017 The SHG 'Be the Best You Can Be' athletics carnival is in its 17th year.
Catherine Ordway, Senior Consultant with Snedden Hall & Gallop discusses whether we should be taking a blanket approach on sports doping to prevent every banned athlete from being involved in any capacity in sport. After the winner of the men’s 100m sprint, Justin Gatlin, was booed at the London World Athletics Championships this month, I
Crimes (Invasion of Privacy) Amendment Bill 2017 Cameras seem to be everywhere these days. They are on everything from phones to computers. However, whilst these technologies have a great capacity to enrich our lives they have an enormous capacity to cause harm. Many have argued that current Commonwealth and ACT laws have not evolved to
A number of recent articles have revived the discussion about making motor vehicle owners liable for personal injury compensation arising out of accidents involving 'vulnerable road users' such as bicyclists and pedestrians. Allistar Twigg, Sport Lawyer with Snedden Hall & Gallop, explains what this change could mean. The proposed legislation The proposed legislation would make
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